Le projet de documentation GNOME
gnome-doc-list@gnome.org
Natalia Ruz Leiva
nruz@alumnos.inf.utfsm.cl
Phil Bull
philbull@gmail.com
Michael Hill
mdhillca@gmail.com
Shobha Tyagi
tyagishobha@gmail.com
La résolution de l'écran est peut-être mal définie.
Luc Pionchon
pionchon.luc@gmail.com 2011
Claude Paroz
claude@2xlibre.net 2011
Alain Lojewski
allomervan@gmail.com 2011-2015
Julien Hardelin
jhardlin@orange.fr 2011, 2013
Bruno Brouard
annoa.b@gmail.com 2011-12
yanngnome
yannubuntu@gmail.com 2012
Nicolas Delvaux
contact@nicolas-delvaux.org 2012
Mickael Albertus
mickael.albertus@gmail.com 2012
Alexandre Franke
alexandre.franke@gmail.com 2015

# Pourquoi l'affichage de mon écran est-il brouillé/pixelisé ?

The display resolution that is configured may not be the correct one for your screen. To solve this:

Open the Activities overview and start typing Settings.

Click on Settings.

Click Devices in the sidebar.

Click Displays in the sidebar to open the panel.

Try some of the Resolution options and select the one that makes the screen look better.

# Si plusieurs écrans sont connectés

If you have two displays connected to the computer (for example, a normal monitor and a projector), the displays might have different optimal, or native, resolutions.

Using Mirror mode, you can display the same thing on two screens. Both screens use the same resolution, which may not match the native resolution of either screen, so the sharpness of the image may suffer on both screens.

Using Join Displays mode, the resolution of each screen can be set independently, so they can both be set to their native resolution.